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Interesting how the military will list them as AWOL and then sends a warrant out to the LE in their hometowns, but doesn't do very much to locate or to accertain why they are AWOL in the first place.
AWOL status is applied to any military personnel who vanish from their unit for no valid reason, voluntarily or not. Technically AWOL cases fall under federal jurisdiction but since a sizable number of individuals who go AWOL do so to return home local LE is routinely notified as a primary resource in an attempt to locate the missing person quickly. If this doesn't pan out the FBI will typically get involved.
This is an unsolved/missing family from Valdosta that gets very little attention:
http://www.paulawade.com/
Paula (McGrath) Wade and her 3-year-old son were reported missing on October 13, 2002. Paula , 26, who was employed by Sam's Club, Valdosta, Georgia, didn't show up for work at 7 a.m. Monday, October 13, 2002. Lateasa Hicks, marketing team leader at the store, said that when Paula didn't call work to notify them she wouldn't be in, people with whom she worked became concerned about her whereabouts. Hicks became concerned and sent someone to Wade's residence at Common Apartments twice that morning to find her. Wade's vehicle, a 1998 Chevy Blazer was still there, but there was no sign of Wade or her son, Brandon. Police officers responded to the apartment and contacted the landlord. No trace of Wade or her son was found.
The GBI Douglas Office is asking for any assistance or information from the public which would lead to the identity of the person(s) responsible for the murder of Mary Susan Humphrey. The Humphrey family has remained in touch with investigators and would greatly appreciate getting closure for the loss of their loved one.
If anyone has any information concerning Mary Susan Humphrey, please contact the GBI Office in Douglas, Ga. at 912-389-4103.
New info sought in 1980 murder of Moody airmanGeorgia Bureau of Investigation -- Unsolved Homicide
MARY SUSAN HUMPHREY
Case Info
Incident Date: Sun, 06/15/1980
Race: White
Location: Berrien County
Weight: 128
Height: 5' 3"
Sex: Female
Age: 23
Hair Color: Red
Contact Info: GBI Douglas Office - 912-389-4103
Mary Susan Humphrey was last seen by friends on Friday, May 30, 1980 in Valdosta, Georgia after leaving Grego’s, which was a popular night club in the 80’s, with a male she met that night. Humphrey was a Moody Air Force Base Airman First Class assigned as an air traffic controller who lived off base near Walker’s Crossing. Humphrey left the bar and went to the man’s apartment off Forrest Streetin Valdosta. The man told officers that Humphrey wanted to go home around 3:00 a.m. and she left his apartment walking down Forrest Street near Park Avenue.Humphrey was a white female, 23 YOA, with red hair, stood 5’3” tall and weighed 128 pounds. Humphrey was originally from Lenexa, Kansas and was stationed at Moody Air Force Base. Humphrey was last seen wearing a long sleeve burgundy in color shirt and dark colored slacks.
On Sunday, June 15, 1980, Humphrey’s body was discovered about 50 feet off a dirt road known as Old Willacoochee Road or more commonly called Double Bridge Road in Berrien County by a group of men running their hunting dogs.
The investigation led law enforcement at the time to arrest a former boyfriend of Humphrey. He was tried and acquitted by a Berrien County Jury on October 10, 1980.
The GBI Douglas Office is asking for any assistance or information from the public which would lead to the identity of the person(s) responsible for the murder of Mary Susan Humphrey. The Humphrey family has remained in touch with investigators and would greatly appreciate getting closure for the loss of their loved one.
If anyone has any information concerning Mary Susan Humphrey, please contact the GBI Office in Douglas, Ga. at 912-389-4103.
http://gbi.georgia.gov/case/unsolved-homicide-347
Last Updated: Jul. 8, 2008 - 12:39PM
The Associated Press
Mary Susan Humphrey, a 23-year-old airman first class from Lenexa, Kan., was an air traffic controller at Moody who disappeared after leaving a Valdosta nightclub with a man she met May 30, 1980. He later told investigators that she left his apartment on foot early the next morning.
I was visted back in 2007 about this case As you can see above Wondering if you knew a guy Wade who was Air Force Cook at Moody AFB that is who they asked me aboutI just found this discussion. I don't know if this is still an active discussion, but, I was active duty Air Force, living in Ray City at the time. In fact, Innocent lived in my house at the time of Mary's murder and during his arrest. I still remember things....some details are foggy, though. Mary was a really nice girl. I remember thinking she was so interesting because she was a skydiver.
Ray yes actice duty there at Moody i cant message you your in box is fullI just found this discussion. I don't know if this is still an active discussion, but, I was active duty Air Force, living in Ray City at the time. In fact, Innocent lived in my house at the time of Mary's murder and during his arrest. I still remember things....some details are foggy, though. Mary was a really nice girl. I remember thinking she was so interesting because she was a skydiver.
The local police and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation seemed SO sure that they knew who did it that I don't think they really looked too hard at anyone else. That is how it seems to me now all these years later.
I was visted back in 2007 about this case As you can see above Wondering if you knew a guy Wade who was Air Force Cook at Moody AFB that is who they asked me about